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Contents Introduction ........................................................................................ 1–1 1.1. Audience ............................................................................... 1–1 1.2. Objectives .............................................................................. 1–2 1.3. Requirements ......................................................................... 1–2 Defining e.net solutions ........................................................................ 2–1 2.1. Business Objects ..................................................................... 2–2 2.2. COM Object ........................................................................... 2–4 2.3. Web Services ......................................................................... 2–6 2.4. XML Schemas ........................................................................ 2–7 2.5. SYSPRO Web Based Applications .............................................. 2–8 2.6. .NET and e.net solutions ........................................................... 2–9 2.6.1. What is .NET .............................................................. 2–9 2.6.2. SYSPRO ERP integrated with .NET ................................ 2–12 2.7. Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) ......................................... 2–13 2.8. Net Express and other Programming Tool environments ................ 2–14 Getting Started with e.net solutions ....................................................... 3–1 3.1. The Structure of Program .......................................................... 3–1 3.1.1. The Basic Model ........................................................... 3–1 3.1.2. The Abstraction Model ................................................... 3–4 3.2. Your First e.net solutions program ............................................... 3–7 Programming Tools ............................................................................. 4–1 4.1. SYSPRO Software Development Kit (SDK) ................................... 4–1 4.2. e.net Diagnostics Suite ............................................................. 4–1 4.2.1. Install Procedure ........................................................... 4–2 4.2.2. Menus and Buttons ..................................................... 4–11 4.2.3. Status Bar ................................................................. 4–16 4.2.4. Other Menu Items ....................................................... 4–17 4.3. Using the e.net Diagnostics suite's Harness ................................ 4–20
4.3.1. Customizing XmlIn ...................................................... 4–25 4.3.2. Wrapping XmlIn .......................................................... 4–25 The Class Library Reference ................................................................. 5–1 5.1. Utilities Class .......................................................................... 5–4 5.1.1. Utilities.Logon .............................................................. 5–4 5.1.2. Utilities.Logoff .............................................................. 5–6 5.1.3. Utilities.GetLogonProfile ................................................. 5–7 5.1.4. Utilities.Run ................................................................. 5–8 5.2. Query Class ......................................................................... 5–10 5.2.1. Query.Query .............................................................. 5–10 5.2.2. Query.Browse ............................................................ 5–14 5.2.3. Query.Fetch ............................................................... 5–17 5.2.4. Query.NextKey ........................................................... 5–20 5.2.5. Query.PreviousKey ..................................................... 5–23 5.3. Setup Class .......................................................................... 5–26 5.3.1. Setup.Add ................................................................. 5–26 5.3.2. Setup.Update ............................................................. 5–32 5.3.3. Setup.Delete .............................................................. 5–35 5.4. Transaction Class .................................................................. 5–37 5.4.1. Transaction.Post ......................................................... 5–37 5.4.2. Transaction.Build ........................................................ 5–41 More Advanced Options ....................................................................... 6–1 6.1. Transforming XML ................................................................... 6–1 6.1.1. What is XSLT ............................................................... 6–1 6.1.2. The Process of Transforming ........................................... 6–3 6.1.3. Transforming XML to HTML with XSLT .............................. 6–5 6.1.4. The XSLT Language ...................................................... 6–8 6.2. Advanced ASP.NET Notes ...................................................... 6–12 6.2.1. Codebehind ............................................................... 6–12 6.2.2. Codebehind in an Non Visual Studio .NET environment ...... 6–13 6.2.3. Pre-Compilling the Codebehind ...................................... 6–13 6.2.4. Planning .................................................................... 6–14 6.2.5. Coding ...................................................................... 6–16 6.2.6. Testing ..................................................................... 6–16 Processes ........................................................................................... 7–1 7.1. Sales Order Processing ............................................................ 7–1 7.2. Sales Order Processing - Billing ................................................. 7–4 7.3. Sales Order Processing - With Back Orders .................................. 7–4 Licensing ............................................................................................ 8–1 8.1. Introduction to SYSPRO Licensing .............................................. 8–1 vi
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XmlParameters pass additional param
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Example 5.6. ASP.NET C# codebehind
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Example 5.8. ASP.NET Visual Basic c
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5.2.2. Query.Browse Syntax: Query.B
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Example 5.11. ASP.NET Visual Basic
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Example 5.12. XmlIn with Query.Fetc
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place invoice details in invoice re
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characters as they cannot logon, an
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